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Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Adult Education program credited state and college leaders for helping create opportunities for students at its 2026 graduation, the program said.
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A rare albino buffalo with a blond tuft of hair that many say resembles Donald Trump was transferred to Bangladesh’s national zoo after a viral video, drawing large crowds and sparking debate over its nickname, The Associated Press reported.
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The National Weather Service’s Memphis Weather Forecast Office says the new graphs let users view temperature and precipitation for individual months or the past 30 days and include interactive data readouts.
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Jill Biden responded to criticism from a Democrat who served in the Biden administration, calling for a direct conversation about her new memoir.
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The Pentagon identified Sgt. Devin A. Seibel, 26, of Robinson, Texas, as the U.S. soldier who died May 31 at Erbil Airbase in a training-related incident, a Pentagon statement said.
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Several Democratic lawmakers demanded answers after a report said a White House official intervened to secure a $620 million Pentagon loan for a company linked to Donald Trump Jr.
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Jalen Brunson overcame a knee scare to lead the Knicks to a 105-95 victory over the Spurs, giving New York a 1-0 series lead in the NBA Finals.
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A fan ran onto the court during Game 1 of the NBA Finals while trying to take a selfie with Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama, and the New York Knicks went on to beat San Antonio 105-95, Fox News reported.
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President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he plans to nominate Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to permanently lead the Justice Department, according to a video posted by White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino.
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The House approved a war powers resolution directing President Donald Trump to end U.S. hostilities with Iran, a move Democrats called a rare bipartisan rebuke but largely symbolic.
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Mississippi State Rep. Price Wallace, a former poultry farmer and advocate for voting rights, has died at age 64, according to House Speaker Jason White.
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Sports analysts Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone say Mississippi State has factors working in its favor ahead of this weekend’s Super Regional despite a 4-0 mark against the Georgia Bulldogs.
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The Trump administration announced plans to impose double-digit tariffs on products from 16 major trading partners, citing failure to prevent forced labor. Dozens of other nations face higher import taxes as part of the effort.
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Mississippi’s monthly revenue fell slightly below projections but still exceeds the fiscal year estimate by more than $177 million, according to state officials.
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Rep. Price Wallace, a legislator representing Rankin and Simpson counties since 2018, has died, according to House Speaker Jason White. Wallace was known for his work on election reforms and support for agriculture.
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Special Judge Barry Ford ordered a special election for the Hinds County District 2 supervisor seat within 45 days, saying mishandling of 2023 Democratic primary materials made the winner unverifiable.
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Republicans enacted new congressional maps that could net the party additional seats, but whether they keep the House majority will be decided by voters in November, The Associated Press reports.
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Mississippi Rep. Price Wallace, a Republican lawmaker known for his efforts to restore the state’s ballot initiative process and his advocacy for agriculture, has died at age 64, House Speaker Jason White announced.
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Members of Northeast’s Iota Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa presented a $2,700 donation to the North Mississippi Chapter of the American Red Cross, Northeast said.
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State Auditor Shad White praised the sentencing of two former superintendents and a teacher who prosecutors say embezzled nearly $400,000 from the state Department of Education.
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